Matthew Shullick

• Highly autonomous clinical position. Solo ER practitioner for ~50% of my shifts for 12-bed department.
• Provide medical services and care to patients with acute and chronic conditions.
• Assess patients to determine individual needs and develop care plans in coordination with multidisciplinary healthcare professionals.
• Order and interpret diagnostic tests to develop and implement treatment plans.
• Discuss care plans with patients and explained test results and proper use of medications.
• Precept Nurse Practitioner trainees.

· Provided full-time specialty medical management, in collaboration with pediatric and adult hematologists, for the chronic and acute care of patients with an inherited or acquired bleeding disorder.

· Directed clinical research activities. Local Principle Investigator for sponsored research in the bleeding disorders. Liaison with other Hemophilia Treatment Centers, research clinicians and scientists, Institutional Review Boards and research sponsors.

· Strategic management of Northern Michigan’s sole Hemophilia Treatment Center.

· Provided full-time primary care and urgent care services for 1,100 incarcerated males.

· Independent clinical practice, with remote medical consultation and supervision.

• Assessed patients to determine individual needs and develop care plans in coordination with multidisciplinary healthcare professionals.
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• Provided direct patient care, stabilized patients and determined next course of action.
• Provided exceptional care to high-acute patients needing complex care such as ventilator management, extensive wound care and rehabilitation.
• Implemented medication and IV administration, catheter insertion and airway management.
• Collaborated with physicians to quickly assess patients and deliver appropriate treatment while managing rapidly changing conditions.
• Educated patients, families and caregivers on diagnosis and prognosis, treatment options, disease process and management and lifestyle options.

• Performed bedside clinical care for women undergoing 2nd trimester pregnancy termination.
• Provided bedside ultrasound in the pro-operative and operative setting.
• Established IV access, specimen collection, medication administration.
• Provided and monitored moderate/procedural sedation.
• Provided surgical recovery services.
• Provided counseling and education at discharge for post-surgical self-care.

• Directed the management of an NIH-funded, bi-national, randomized-control study-intervention in Monterrey, Mexico.
• Directed and supervised implementation of research project investigating the effectiveness of an HIV-prevention education program for adolescents.
• Managed recruitment and retention of 1,600 study subjects and 3 high school study sites.
• Recruited, trained and managed a team of health educators and program assistants.
• Managed precise implementation of study protocol, including delivery of modules and survey data collection.
• Maintained precise records, data integrity, data security.

• Provided supervision and mentoring of visiting United States undergraduate nursing students engaging with HIV-prevention research.
• Assisted participants with study question selection and development, and facilitated access to data and research development.

• Assisted in the conceptual and practical development of a diabetes-focused, cultural competency training program for medical residents.
• Collected information on existing international programs.
• Researched grant and funding proposal opportunities to identify potential income sources.
• Performed program evaluation of pilot project assessing efficacy of a Chicago-based, home-stay, Spanish language training program for medical residents.

• Designed and implemented school-based indoor air pollution assessment and remediation project.
• Sought and obtained grant funding from the USEPA, Region V office.
• Hired and collaborated with industrial hygienist and epidemiologist associated with UIC-Chicago.
• Identified and collaborated with principals of 5 Chicago Public School study-intervention sites.
• Engaged members of the Chicago Health Corps (AmeriCorps) in site testing and remediation.
• Identified sources of potential lead (Pb) exposure and asthma triggers.
• Made policy recommendations and oversaw collaborative efforts at remediation of sources of indoor air pollution in schools sites.
• ·Managed working relationships between disparate stakeholders, including EPA, public health science collaborators, teachers, parents and schools facilities staff.
• Reported findings at USA EPA Regin V conference.

• Assisted in the management of an urban public health program matching AmeriCorps volunteers with clinic-based and community-based service sites to provide clinical case management and health education services.
• Recruited and coordinated with Chicago area host-sites for AmeriCorps program participants, including clinics, hospital departments, schools and community-based social service and health agencies.
• Recruited, trained and supervised a diverse set of health professions students and non-student, adult community members, to participate in 1 year of health-focused community service as AmeriCorps program participants.
• Planned and implemented orientation, weekly supervision meetings and trainings with program participants.
• Extensive grant writing, performance measurement, reporting and public speaking.

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